I am trying out an approach in which the caller receives a closure as a
return value from a function so that the context can be preserved for
further call chaining. I tried the below as a test and it didn't work:
def prep() {
return [run: {-> echo "Hello Closure"}]
}
pipeline {
agent "a
I might not have done enough research but so far I wasn't able to find too
many Jenkins plugins or instructions that would handle this kind of
scenario:
- At the beginning of a Jenkins job, trigger a webhook on an external
service, possibly getting back some kind of (non-Jenkins) job ID
- Wait
Yep,
My libraries are already configured there, but the DSL script is obviously
not working. Perhaps the syntax needs to be different...
On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 6:04:36 PM UTC+3, Jan Monterrubio wrote:
>
> Manage Jenkins -> configure system -> global libraries
>
> You can add your shared l
Hello,
Thank-you very much for your answer, this helped me!
Have a great day,
Nati
sâmbătă, 25 august 2018, 14:01:52 UTC+3, Daniel Butler a scris:
>
> If you set the number of executors on both master and slave to 1 that will
> restrict the number of builds to one per node put a third into the
I meant
echo 'password' | sudo -S command
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You can configure sido to do not as for password to some commands, or for every
command. Also you can pass the password in command line
echo password | sudo command
You can inject the password in your job from a credential in Jenkins
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Thanks a lot.but the job as u described ask for password in mid night
On Sun, Aug 26, 2018, 21:45 Ivan Fernandez Calvo
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> IIRC the root user is disabled by default on Mac OS X, you can enable it
> if you set a password for it(https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204012),
> but I think that it
IIRC the root user is disabled by default on Mac OS X, you can enable it if you
set a password for it(https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204012), but I think
that it is better to enter as a regular user and use sudo for those operation
that you need root access.
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Yes, exactly, I don't think pausing the job to get the info from the user is a
good way of doing it.
If it isn't possible to pass an extra parameter/property from the Jenkins UI to
the script on job launch and initialization, then I should move onto a different
approach using some other logica
Manage Jenkins -> configure system -> global libraries
You can add your shared library there.
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> Hey,
>
> I am looking for advice how to achieve usage of Jenkins shared library in
> Job DSL –
> I use this snipped to seed a job whose functionality is in Jenkin
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> "-Djenkins.security.ClassFilterImpl.SUPPRESS_WHITELIST=true"
>
It has to be done in Java startup options, e.g. "java
-Djenkins.security.ClassFilterImpl.SUPPR
Hmm, JOB_NAME would be auto generated based on the branch name.
User input would make the job pause, so that doesn't seem a good option ,
either.
Then what else can be different to make the same job performing different
deployment? Branch name?
On Sun, Aug 26, 2018 at 7:15 AM Adam Hardy
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Hello ,
I need to connect to mac as a root from Jenkis.
It must be as SSL ?
I try to connect with ssh and I failed .
Any idea ?
* with an admin user it ok to connect to mac .
Thanks in advance
yossibr
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Thanks Slide!
On Sun, Aug 26, 2018 at 4:25 PM Slide wrote:
> It's because your shell command has $() around it. This will try and eval
> the subshell value. You don't need the $() at all
>
> On Sun, Aug 26, 2018, 03:44 Idan Adar wrote:
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>> The following block fails... appreciate any insights:
It's because your shell command has $() around it. This will try and eval
the subshell value. You don't need the $() at all
On Sun, Aug 26, 2018, 03:44 Idan Adar wrote:
> The following block fails... appreciate any insights:
>
> workerVersion = sh(script:"\$(ic cs workers ${clusterName} --json |
I can't check until I get in on Tuesday but this is a multi-branch pipeline job.
Won't env.JOB_NAME either be the approximately the name of the repo so I know
which app it builds, or the name of the branch in that repo?
If it's the former, I guess I could suffix the name with the environment a
The following block fails... appreciate any insights:
workerVersion = sh(script:"\$(ic cs workers ${clusterName} --json | jq -r
.[0].kubeVersion)", returnStdout: true).trim() // This returns "1.9.9.1522"
slackSend (channel: "certmgr-health", color: '#199515', message: "*$JOB_NAME*,
<$BUILD_URL|b
Interesting that if I have a loop with some activity as follows, the job
completes successfully, so it seems to be a constraint of 60 seconds of
inactivity perhaps between the agent and the jnlp?
for i in 1 2 3 4 5
do
echo "Looping ... number $i"
sleep 50
done
On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at
Hi Mark, thanks for the response.
Yes, the pod meets the requirements:
- I haven't provided a jnlp container
- cat is the command
- tty is enabled
- Additional default container: maven:3.5.4-jdk-8 (tried different ones)
What I've observed:
- A build step with a sleep of 60 seconds always works
-
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